Question

each of these relationships reflects a correlation. which relationship most likely reflects both correlation and causation? eating hot dogs more often is associated with eating coleslaw more often. eating sandwiches more often is associated with eating bread more often. eating burgers more often is associated with eating french fries more often.

Explanation:

Causation implies that one variable directly influences another. Sandwiches are made of bread. Eating sandwiches more often directly leads to eating bread more often, showing both correlation (they occur together) and causation. In the other cases, hot - dogs and coleslaw, and burgers and french fries are often eaten together but one does not necessarily cause the other to be eaten.

Answer:

Eating sandwiches more often is associated with eating bread more often.